Should I get this or the Logitech G502 Proteus Core?
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I would get the LOGTECH G502. I bought the RAZER OUROBOROS and ended up returning it, here is my review: http://www.amazon.com/review/RSHWKQ6WWOSH1/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm/?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B00EWEHI5K
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It depends. I know the Razer Ouroboros is a great product because I use it every single day. I have not used the Logitech mouse so I can't really compare the two. They Razer mouse is more adaptable if you are left handed than most computer mice. It has a very different button layout than the Logitech though. So, it depends on how often you use the additional buttons (other than the left and right click and the mouse wheel, which are now pretty standard inclusions). If you use them often you will want to consider which ones you will be more comfortable using. I do like the stabilizing wings on the Razer mouse, which the Logitech does not appear to have. I don't know that I have helped much, but they are two very different mice and I don't know nearly enough about the Logitech to give you a better answer.
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I'm not too familiar with the G502 but I know Logi makes great hardware and the Proteus looks ergonomically better overall. Plus a better price.My experience with the Ouroboros wasn't that good. It felt clunky and didn't provide a comfortable or good grip for fps or games that required frequent lifting.Go with the Proteus
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thanks Ghengis, I do a lot of CAD remotely on my 17" laptop, don't want to lug around a big so-called "CAD" mouse - and I prefer the more compact size in general. tried numerous MS and Logitech mice over the years, and except for some fine precision issues in Alias, my MS 3000 worked just as good without the bulk. I just tried the Logitech Anywhere MX, don't like the middle button placement, and the scroll wheel felt rattly.
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I have one of these that has seen 2,000+ hours of mixed gaming and office use over 2.5 years with a Logitech G400. It still looks brand new and there's no inconsistencies in the surface texture.
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I f it's just a keyboard you are wanting the very best is Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 - at half the price and twice the quality. Look it up!
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Recommend you go to the Logitech website. I'm sure they can answer your question.
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The Keyboard does look slick but at most I would get the mouse. The fact that its a wireless mouse also makes me want it more.
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I wanted to replace the Logitech K350 2.4Ghz Wireless Keyboard as it takes quite some effort to type (cleaning the keys has not helped significantly). The Microsoft sculpt worked better in that respect but since it broke down so soon I am going to stick with Logitech mouse and keyboard.
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Good question! This mouse feels more like a Microsoft or Dell mouse to me. I've used Logitech mice but most have been minis or micros and the wheel is a little more raised out of the mouse on the Logitechs in my opinion. My two cents. Take it for what it's worth : ). Good luck!
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Yes. I thought nothing was going to be able to replace my G500 when it stopped working. The ergonomics were literally perfect for my hand, the free scrolling wheel, braided cable and the customizable weights. My G502 literally does all of that, just better. Word of caution though, as I was used to the G500 which is noticeably bigger than the 502 (and I have relatively small hands), you won't necessarily fall in love with it immediately. After about a week or so of use and the ergonomics will start to make sense. Once that happens, it becomes better than the 500.
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The logitech software that the G600, G702 and G15 keypad uses works fine on a mac so unless the G502 is a special case, yes, it should be fully compatible
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Yes, I love it. I have a Logitech too and it wasn't that great. This one makes it feel like its a mini laptop...
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The M705 is a great starter mouse (owned 3). G700 (own 2) adds more buttons but you lose the thumb button which is more useful for non-gaming needs. :)
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Personally, I think the keyboard on the Sharkk feels much cheaper than the Logitech. I also think it's a bit thicker (haven't compared measurements). That said, the reason I went with the Sharkk was because of its rotating clamshell design and low price.
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If I had to chose between only those two mice then I would go with Razer Naga. I recommend Logitech since It's the only mouse I've ever had that I've never had any problems with.
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The G502 is overall the better mouse, however also a lot more of a serious.he would need to set it up to his liking and know what sensitivity and weight he is comfortable with. this one is ready to go straight out the box so considering his age I owuld probably say this is the better choice.
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Absolutely. That's the whole reason I'm even looking at this mouse. I use my G13, G510s, and G700s almost exclusively for work. I have so many macros set up for just about everything. The software is so flexible. I've just about run out of room on both the G13 and G510s, so I need more "room" for programmed functions. I plan on making the G600 my own soon and being able to really cut loose on macros and so forth.
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i have a logitech g700s and they mesh pretty well. Cant say the g502 will be different